Sentence examples for predictive experiences from inspiring English sources

Today, few modular components exist for building 'smart' devices, introducing predictive experiences into physical products or digital products, or making sense of the "internet of things".

With this type of connected technology, we'll be delivering new, convenient and predictive experiences to our customers," said Steve Basra, Vice President, Toyota Motor North America.

Because of real-time personalized coaching around everything from how we exercise to what we eat and drink — even helping us prevent certain chronic diseases — we're starting to see a shift from data for data's sake to the contextual predictive experiences we're getting to know and love from solutions like Google Now and proactive Siri.

AI allows companies to deliver these smarter, more personalized and predictive experiences that customers have come to expect, but the human touch is still table stakes for customer success.

24/7 Inc. is the maker of what it calls a "Predictive Experience (PX)" platform, which delivers customer experiences online and on mobile, and offers speech and live chat software.

Over the last couple of years, we've implemented analytic sales tools, such as Salesforce's Einstein Analytics and Insightsquared, to deploy smarter, personalized and more predictive customer experiences.

In addition, these results suggest that the selection of the training and test sets significantly impacts the quality of the resultant prediction model as would be anticipated from general predictive modeling experience.

In bivariate analyses, client age of 18 years and older was predictive of experiencing a moderate or severe AE, while students were less likely to experience a moderate or severe AE.

This Mercedes Benz S550 featured the company's "predictive user experience," which combines route, weather, and traffic data to prepare the car's adaptive safety and performance systems for what lies ahead.

Therefore, in daily life experiences predictive and inferential processes for action awareness are important.

In addition to PLE, a second group of unusual experiences predictive of SMI have been identified; the so called basic symptoms (BS), which describe subjectively perceived deficits and abnormalities in multiple domains (perception, cognition, language, feelings) and often represent early manifestations of SMI.